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Born about 1833 in King George Co. Virginia. 1850 Virginia Census, King George Co, page 209:William J. Dishman age 43, farmer; Elizabeth age 43; Fauntleroy age 22, waterman; Ann age 20; Mary age 20; James age 19; Robert age 18; William age 16; Lawrence age 15; all born in Virginia. 'He died in the Civil War in 1864 in Virginia. He was buried in Confederate Cemetery, Spotsylvania Courthouse, Spotsylvania County, Virginia. He appeared in the census of 1850 in the household of William Jackson Dishman at King George County, Virginia. He appeared in the census of 1 June 1860 at King George County, Virginia, as head of household which included Lucinda H. Sisson and Annabelle B. Dishman. He served as a Sergeant in Company A of the 15th Virginia Cavalry during the Civil War.'
Source: The Dishman Family of Virginia, Compiled by: W. Keith Dishman, Alpharetta, GA, http://www.dishmanweb.com/Dishman
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Born abt. 1834 in King George Co., Virginia to William Jackson Dishman (b. abt. 1807) and Elizabeth C. Miller (b. abt. 1807). Married Anna E. King (b. abt. 1840 in Westmoreland Co., Virginia) and had two children. 'He died after being struck by lightning circa 1915 in Virginia. He appeared in the census of 1850 in the household of William Jackson Dishman at King George County, Virginia. He was an informant for the death of Anna E. King on 17 November 1872 in Westmoreland County, Virginia.' M382 roll 15

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Simon Dorsey Edwards was the son of Richard Edwards and the grandson of Capt. Reverend William Edwards (Revolutionary War) He first enlisted with the 9th Virginia Cavalry and his company was sent to be part of the 15th Battalion in late 1862

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John D. Luttrell,15 Batt'n Virginia Cavalry, Company B, 1st Lieutenant Served CSA, paroled Appomattic Va, April 65. awarded 'Southern Cross of Honor', 09/15/1910 (UDC)

Served in 40th Va Inf. Reg, 15th Va cavalry, , 15th Battalion, Va Cavalry (Critchers) Northern Neck Rangers. 5th Consolidate Regiment, Va Cavalry
Source:
Title: The Bulletin of the Northumberland County Historical Society Repository: Media: Book
Text: Volume VII, No. 1, 1970, Pages 36-37.
John D. Luttrell Bible Record.
'John D. Luttrell and Mary F. Gawen was married the 9th day of October 1851 by Rev. Geo. Northam' Buried Coan Church, Heathsville Va.

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3rd Great Grand Uncle (Paternal).
Enlisted as a Private in Company E, 41st Regiment Virginia Militia on 26 September 1861.
Transferred as a Private with Captain George W. Cooke's Company Virginia Volunteers on 1 November 1861.
Transferred as a Private with Captain George W. Cooke's Company Virginia Infantry on November/December 1861.
Transferred as a Private to Company D, Battalion Northern Neck Rangers on 13 April 1862.
Transferred as Private in Company D, 15th Regiment Cavalry Virginia on April/May 1862.
Source: Compiled Service Records of Confederate Soldiers Who Served in Organizations from the State of Virginia.
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My Great Great Grandfather William Henry Lee was in the 32sd Va. Infantry, his brother David T Lee was in the 15th Va. Calvary and his other brother, George T Lee was in the 30th Va. Infantry. All three went in and all three came home

1st Cousin (Paternal).
Enlisted as a Private in Company D, 41st Regiment Virginia Militia on 23 September 1861.
Transferred as a Private in Captain George W. Cooke's Company Virginia Volunteers on 1 November 1861.
Transferred as a Private in Captain George W. Cooke's Company Virginia Infantry on November/December 1861.
Transferred as a Private in Company D, Critcher's Battalion Virginia Cavalry on April 1862.
Transferred as a Private in Company D, Battalion Northern Neck Rangers on 13 April 1862.
Transferred as a Private in Company D, 15th Battalion Virginia Cavalry on April/May 1862.
Source: Compiled Service Records of Confederate Soldiers Who Served in Organizations from the State of Virginia.
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Source: American Civil War Soldiers.
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Enlisted 14 Apr 1863 at Fredericksburg in C/15 Bn. age 18.
Present dismounted by 30 Apr 1863 to at least 30 Jun 1863.
Surrendered to U.S. gunboat at White Point Va. along with
George Dodd and Andrew Cridling.
Willing to take oath of allegiance 17 Aug 1863.
Took oath 26 Sep 1863 as resident of King George Co., Va.
Released and sent to Philadelphia 26 Sep 1863.
PD: Hgt. 5/6, light hair, grey eyes, light complexion.

Wounded during Bristoe Campaign at Brandy Station, Virginia, 11th October 1863 , dislocated humerus from a morter shell, eventually succumbed to wounds January 1864 at Chimborazo Hospital in Richmond.

Left behind a Wife named Rose and 3 children

Born 29th February 1836

b. July 22, 1844 d. May 12, 1872; lived in the Sussex County, Virginia area; educated at the Blackwater Academy; son of Alexander T Clary; 1 of 3 sons to sign up (his 2 older brothers signed up with Co.D, 3rd Virginia Infantry); he was 18 years old when he signed with Co. F, 15th Virginia Cavalry (in Surry County); fought at Fredericksburg, Chancellorsville, Culpepper Courthouse, Battle of Wilderness & Yellow Tavern......he was not 1 of 6 soldiers that surrendered from his regiment at Appomattox.He was married to Ella Holt in 1867; had no children.

3rd Great Grand Uncle (Paternal).
Enlisted as a Private in Company D, 41st Regiment Virginia Militia on 23 September 1861.
Transferred as a Private in Captain George W. Cooke's Company Virginia Volunteers on 1 November 1861.
Transferred as a Private in Captain George W. Cooke's Company Virginia Infantry on November/December 1861.
Transferred as a Private in Company D, Battalion Northern Neck Rangers on 13 April 1862.
Transferred as a Private in Company D, 15th Battalion Virginia Cavalry on April/May 1862.
Transferred as a Private in Company G, 15th Regiment Virginia Cavalry on March/April 1863.
Source: Compiled Service Records of Confederate Soldiers Who Served in Organizations from the State of Virginia.
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3rd Great Grand Uncle (Paternal).
Served as a 1st Lieutenant in Company D, 41st Regiment Virginia Militia from 23 September 1861 to 31 October 1861.
Transferred as a 2nd Lieutenant in Captain George W. Cooke's Company Virginia Volunteers on 1 November 1861.
Transferred as a 2nd Lieutenant in Captain George W. Cooke's Company Virginia Infantry on November/December 1861.
Transferred as a 2nd Lieutenant in Company D, Battalion Northern Neck Rangers on 13 April 1862.
Transferred as a 2nd Lieutenant in Company D, 15th Battalion Virginia Cavalry on April 1862.
Transferred as a 2nd Lieutenant in Company G, 15th Regiment Virginia Cavalry on March/April 1863.
Source: Compiled Service Records of Confederate Soldiers Who Served in Organizations from the State of Virginia.
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George was my great grandfather. He lived and operated a store in Richmond until his death, 30 Oct 1912. He is buried in Oakwood Cemetery.